// Based on example in bitswarm repo
// Try running the regular bitswarm demo with node
const bitswarm = require('@web4/bitswarm-web')
const crypto = require('crypto')

const swarm = bitswarm({
  // Specify a server list of BitswarmServer instances
  bootstrap: ['ws://yourbitswarmserver.com'],
  // You can also specify proxy and signal servers separated
  wsProxy: [
    'ws://proxy1.com',
    'ws://proxy2.com'
  ],
  webrtcBootstrap: [
    'ws://signal1.com',
    'ws://signal2.com'
  ],
  // The configuration passed to the SimplePeer constructor
  // See https://github.com/feross/simple-peer#peer--new-peeropts
  // for more options
  simplePeer: {
    // The configuration passed to the RTCPeerConnection constructor, for more details see
    // https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/RTCPeerConnection/RTCPeerConnection#RTCConfiguration_dictionary
    config: {
      // List of STUN and TURN servers to connect
      // Without the connection is limited to local peers
      iceServers: require('./ice-servers.json')
    }
  },
  // Maximum number of peers (optional)
  // Used in both webrtc (default 5) and ws proxy config (default 24)
  maxPeers: 10,
  // Websocket reconnect delay in milliseconds (optional) (default 1000)
  wsReconnectDelay: 5000
})

// look for peers listed under this topic
const topic = crypto.createHash('sha256')
  .update('my-bitswarm-topic')
  .digest()

swarm.join(topic)

swarm.on('connection', (socket, details) => {
  console.log('new connection!', details)

  // you can now use the socket as a stream, eg:
  // socket.pipe(unichain.replicate()).pipe(socket)
})

swarm.on('disconnection', (socket, details) => {
  console.log(details.peer.host, 'disconnected!')
  console.log('now we have', swarm.peers.length, 'peers!')
})